Maximilian Cabooter

“Where the Water Ends” is a cinematic exploration of animal suffering and the complexities of our moral compass.

The film examines the contrast between the value we assign to human and non-human life, asking why certain forms of suffering evoke an immediate moral response while others are more easily overlooked.

Through a series of carefully constructed visual parallels, the film invites viewers to reflect on the boundaries of empathy, responsibility, and perception.

“Where the Water Ends” is not an argument, but an inquiry—an attempt to understand where our compassion begins, where it ends, and what lies in between.